Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-14
Court NOGea.

Testimony against admitting to probate the will of Bolinda Conway was heard by Judge Robertson Saturday. The will was executed January 15, and gave the property, small house 1O4 Portsea street, to her niece, Mrs. Margaret Boyle, wife of William H. Boyle. The property is valued at $2, 800, and the will is contested by brothers of the deceased.
 CHANDLER's PROPERTY SOLD.
 Constable w. E. Higgins sold at auction Saturday the property of A. Leon Chandler, now of Canada, located at 7S7 Chapel street, by authority of judgment of foreclosure is sued to George P. Goodrich and wife by the Court of Common Pleas. Four hundred and sixty dollars was realized by the sale.
 ORANGE TowN's TREAsUR REPLEN1sHED.
 The Bridge House, disreputable resort near the lower Kimberly avenue bridge, was raided Friday night and the inmates with the exec otion of the proprietor settled by paying fine of $10 and costs. The latter was tried before Justice Savage Saturday afternoon and heavily fined.
 TO RECOVER BILL OF GOODS.
 The suit of G. w. Smith, of North Haven, against Alfred Goodyear, of Hamden, to re- cover $50 for goods sold the Goodyear Broth CTS. a firm now extinct, will be heard before Justice Gallagher next Saturday. The Nominations Decided on for the
 committees of the Court of Comm
 Councils. The committees on nominations of the two branches of the Court of Common Council met in separate session Saturday evening and selected members of the com mittees for the year. A joint session was he Ha6 ha pointments are as follows: l ALDERMEN Annual reports -Whitmore and Conuors. | Appropriations-He emin away and Clancy. | Aud .ting-GrIrhella and Hamilton Bath houses Groark and boyle. Building lines-Ba mes and Edwards Claims Daley and Flagg . | Fire department-Connors and Martin. | Ordinances -Watrous and Pohlman | Printing-Doyle and Wines; | Retrenchment, reform and abuses-Dickerman m | and Noonan .,,. ! Squares-C fancy and Minchell. | Strees-Blak slee and Hollinger. | Water-Clerhin and Whtmore COUNCILMAN. | Annual reports-Stevens, Lane, Campbell, | Sucher, Gessner, Gutt and Bradley
 Thopmppsdn, hepppe epn,Gn Moran. Fuller and McHugh.
 Auditing Benton Warren, Ford, Bradley, Daley,
 Bath housesNBohan wardell, Power, Kirchoff, | McHugh, Cos and Sheehan
 Building lines-Stevens, Wardell, ,Parlow, Farrell, Morgan, Chatfied and Keane.
 Claims Kent, Fuller, Newcombe. McHugh, Campbell, Baldwin and Lane.
 Commercial and manufacturing interests-Ben ton Gessner and Boughron.
 Fire department-Balch Boucher. Ellis, Such. CT, Baldwin, Newcombe and Fuller.
 OrdiEauces-Moran, Kent, Warren, Baldwin Burhe, Ellis and Ford.
 Printing -Cbatfield. Ford, Keane, Boughton, | Thompson, Coe and Gutt.
 Railroads and bri ges-Morgan, Belche1 ,Gessner, Pariow Sheehap. Burke and O'Connor;
 Retrenchment, reform and abuses-Bohan O Con | nor Campbell Moran, Kirchof, Wardell and | Daley.
 sewers-Marlowe, Bohan, Daley, Coe, McHugh Kirchoff and Burke. | Suuares-Newcombe. Sucher. Sheehan, Ellis.F Far | rell Bradley and Daley. | Streets-Johnson. Kent Thompson, Farrell, Bel | cher Parlow and Morgan
 water-Warreh, Sheehan, Stevens, Johnson, Mar l lowe nd Gutt